Collocations with "lift"
63 collocations found
Categories
VERB + NOUN(20)NOUN + VERB(4)ADJECTIVE + NOUN(2)VERB + NOUN (sense 4: heavy object)(1)VERB + NOUN (sense 3: piece of metal)(1)VERB + trophy(1)VERB + top(1)VERB + TARIFF(1)VERB + skirt(1)VERB + sanction(1)VERB + RESTRICTION(1)VERB + receiver (telephone part)(1)VERB + prohibition(1)MOUTH + VERB(1)VERB + morale(1)mood + VERB(1)VERB + mood(1)VERB + MARTIAL LAW(1)VERB + lids (eye)(1)VERB + lid(1)VERB + INJUNCTION(1)Relating to law/punishment(1)VERB + NOUN (part of the body)(1)gondola + NOUN(1)FOG + VERB(1)VERB + FIST(1)VERB + eyelid(1)EYEBROW + VERB(1)VERB + EYEBROW(1)darkness + VERB(1)VERB + curfew(1)verb + CHIN(1)VERB + censorship(1)VERB + NOUN (limit)(1)ADJECTIVE + button (switch)(1)VERB + blockade(1)VERB + ban(1)verb + bag(1)ADVERB + VERB(1)VERB + ADVERB(1)
lift sanction
To remove sanctions (punishment).
lift a boycott
to officially end a boycott that was imposed
lift the lid
To raise the lid to open something.
lift shaft
A vertical passage for a lift.
lift a blockade
To officially remove a blockade.
lift embargo
To officially remove an embargo.
lift restriction
To end a rule or law.
lift a ban
to officially end a ban
lift an injunction
To officially end or remove an injunction.
lift the receiver
To pick up the handset to start or answer a call.
lift a suitcase
To raise a suitcase from a lower to a higher position.
lift a curfew
to officially end a curfew
lift a moratorium
to officially end a temporary ban or suspension
lift one's brow
To raise your eyebrow, expressing surprise or questioning something.
lift an eyebrow
to raise an eyebrow slightly
lift morale
To raise the spirit of a group, especially when it is low.
lift a prohibition
To officially end or remove a ban.
lift spirits
To make someone feel more cheerful.
lift the trophy
to win and hold up a trophy